Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-01

except Sundays at p. M; arrive at Dysart |
Mackey to Gilbert Station: Leave Mac
KEY Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1880 p M;
arrive at Gilbert Station Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 1890 p. IN; arrive at Mackey
Eagle Center to Waterloo: Leave Eagle
Center Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays
at p. M: arrive ut Waterloo by, p. IN.
Leave Waterloo Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at a. M; arrive at Eagle Center
by II q. m.
King to Dubuque: Leave King Saturdays
at 5 a. M; arrive at Dubuque by a. m.
Leave Dubuque Saturdays at pm; arrive
at King by p. III.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at p. M;
arrive at Garnaviile by 4:3O p. M, Leave
Garnaville Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at p. m: arrive az Ceres by 80 p. IN.
Communal to Littleport: Leave Commu-
MIA Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1880 a.
m; arrive at Littleport by l2:30p. in. Leave
littleport Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10
a. m: arrive at Conmunia by II a. m,
Wednesdays and Saturdays at p. M, ar
rive at Coldwater BY II a. IN. Leave Cold
water Wednesdays and Saturdays at l2:l5
| p. IN: arrive at Sheffield by 3l5 D. IN.
Algona to Seneca: Leave Algona Tues
| days Thursdays and Saturdays at y. M;
arrive at FSnt9n % by 6 p: N. Leave Fenton
Mondays, MeIncsuays ana ft'aays . q. a,
| Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at | p.
M; arrive at Fe,nton at 9 p, M. Leave Fen.
| ton Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
| 8 a. m. arrive at Algona by II m.
Peterson to Spencer: Leave Peterson
| Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at IL a.
| M; arrive at Spencer by 4 p. IN. Leave
Spencer Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
| at o a. IN. arrive at Peterson by y. M.
| Bethleham to Charlton: Leave Bethleham
daily, except Sundays, at q. M; arrive at
Charlton bv 1l:30 a. IN. Leave Charlton
daily, except Sundays, at p. M; arrive at
| Bethleham at p. IN.
new postofce has been established at
| Hornick, Woodbury. county, Iowa, special
from Holly Springs, Benjamin +. Jennings
Thomas B.. Scott has been commissioned
fourth class postmaster at Alexander la
Star service changes have been made in
Garner to Oakdale: From July l. 1887, for
change, of site OF Garner, increase distance
one mile.
A new postoffice has been established at
Dunning, Blaine county, Nebraska, special
from Lena, Russell Dunning, postmaster.
The name of the postofice at Munson,
Madison county, Nebraska, has been changed
to Warnerville, Mitchell Il. Morris, post
master.
Military Matters.
| WASHINGTON, June 80. Especial Telegram
to the BEE. Captain f. w. Stone, Twenty
first infantry, and First Lieutenant F. b.
Taylor, Ninth cavalry, have been granted
two months extension of leave; Captain
Charles Hobart, Third infantry, returned to
| Columbus barracks, Ohio, Monday morning
from his trip to St. Paul with a detachment
| of recruits; First Lieutenant j. Roster
Clagitt, Quartermaster Twenty-third in
fantry, has been granted q months leave
from Fort Wayne, Detroit. His home is in
this city; Acting Hospital Stewart John L..
Henderson has been detailed for duty with a
battalion of the First infantry during its
summer march to Santa Cruz, Gala, from
San Francisco and back: Captain Robert e..
Heiner and First Lieutenant Frank Ii. Ed
munds, adjutant First infantry, have been re-
lieved as recruiting officers at Benicia bar
racks and Angel Island, Gala, respectively.
Captain John }. Cochran, assistant sur
geon. came east from San francisco in charge
of Captain James +. Simpson, Third cavalry.
lie was recently adjudged insane and is now
at st. Elizabeth s asylum here.
Lieutenant John A. Towers, First artil-
lery, is ordered to report at Benicia borracks,
California. Tomorrow DULY y, otemporarily
relieve First Lieutenant James S. Petit First
infantry, as post Quartermaster and commits
sary.
Fifteenth infantry, who becomes superin-
tendent of the general recruiting service
! October l, is we'll known here in Washing,
ton, where, prior to his appointment as cap
|
: General Lewis Cass, of Michigan. while that
statesman was secretary OF state under Presi
| dent Buchanan.
Sergeant Charles Fox, company X, Ninth
infantry, was the nOn-comniSSioned officer
in charge of the escort last March wheI
Major. Daniel N. Bash, paymaster. was
robbed at Antelope Springs, Wyo., of 1880
Sergeant Fox has just been tried for neglec
> of duty on that occasion and is dishonorablN
: discharged from the service. The sentence
: has been lenient by the court in considera
@ | ton of previous good service.
. Army leaves: Lieutenant Colonel Thoma
r. Barry, deputy judge advocate general, on
|, month, with permission to apply for hfteei
l days extension; First Lieutenant John NJ
a Davis, First artillery, fifteen days from Jul.
/, 5; First Lieutenant aenry l.. Harris, adju
a tant First artillery. one month from July 5
= Lieutenant Harry c. Benson, Sixth cavalry
. The contest for places on the rifle team o
Q the Division of the Pacific will be held thi
q year at the Presidio of San Francisco, unde
n sey, Fourteenth infantry. The prelminar
.. .. practice will be on August 81 and Septembe
. l and 2, the competition September 4 20 II
!. the department. team reporting there b
a | August 27 The contest for places on tn
= Department of California team will tax
4 place August 10 to 27, including practice, an
n n will be conducted by CAPTAIN Lowell A
y Chamberlin, First artillery. Contestant
). must report by August Is.
IS A Naval Engineers Death.
&c WASHINGTON, June 3O.-lSpecial TIE
d egram to the BEE. Chief Engineer Henr
N Lee Snyder, U. s. N, died suddenly thi
e morning at his apartments at the Portland
:, where lie has resided for several months pas
q. Since July s. 1888, he has been on duty her
es continuously as superintendent of the ne'
L state war and navy department building an
has also had charge of the Winder and otht
outlying buildings occupied by these depar
g. ments. Mr. Snyder's ply ysicians attribute h
IS death to sewer gas inhaled while superlr
lc tending repairs of plumbing of the Wind,
building. lie was born at Pottstown. Pa
N September IL, 1886, and was a grandson
=. Governor Snyder. OF that state He entere
~ the navy from New Jersey in March, ISL
II. and became a chief engineer December l
It. 1864, reaching the grade of commander
is the fall of 1875. His last cruise at sea was q
the Pacific station, which he completed
"A. August, 1882. He was twice married an
et leaves widow, and infant child, besides
h; | grown son by his first marriage. Mr.
IN Snyder Is native and resident of Mea,